What are the incentives to use it for scientist? We have to keep that in mind besides “our” aims. (Embo aims: Get authors to annotate their own smartfigures, so sourcedata-like annotation is on them)
SmartFigures for search – how and why would scientists use it to find relevant data (google scholar as images? Like google image search?)
Should Sdash become more like the Sourcedata search? What are the search criteria?
Can we get some of the already annotated smartfigures from the sourcedata data base to the SDash just to fill the gallery a bit? More or less convert some existing smartfigures to the smartfigure gallery. Is this direction of export part of the plan or only the import from SDash to Sourcedata?
figure have to have a license and for this it also needs an author (+ title – for some legal restriction.) Thus, we need the multiple authors function, before getting a public page.
Adding multiple authors may need a bit of thought on the UX side, since adding the same 10 authors to 20 figures is not a good UX. Can we somehow import author lists maybe from ORcid? This would entail ORCID integration also before public page.
When a figure is set to public with multiple authors: would each author need to agree to putting the figure public? Would each author get write access to all aspects of the smartfigure?(Eg. Edit title/keywords the figure itsself)
Can we just give the figure owner the responsibility to ask each author first or agree to some license for all of the authors? Is it as strict as a publication in paper form? We could include this in the “mini requirements” before publication.
Versioning of public content-is it possible to change stuff after publication? Can keywords or tags be changed after publication or would that be a new version?
JC wants to write a paper about the gallery which should be discussed in a larger group. (ML, TL, JC,HS…? Who else? Paper is due early next year)
Sdash has to be open source until then, which shouldn’t be a problem. I will check with the dev team how and when in will be opened.